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Show HN: Ylem – an open-source orchestrator for real-time data streaming
Ylem is an open-source platform for real-time data streaming orchestration built on top of Apache Kafka. Main differences between Ylem and existing orchestrators: - Microservice ar…
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Comment #10233827
"Glengarry Glen Ross" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104348/
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Comment #10174414
Still better than in China but worser than before. Normally if you get an access to the market, to be really successful and legal there, you will open a local office, pay taxes, br…
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Comment #10174211
It's actually a small but very important victory of Facebook, Google and Twitter. Initially they refused to follow this new law. Then Russia decided not only to postpone the law fo…
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Comment #10160111
I think most of the people always forget most of Math in a few years after getting degree if they're not actually using it on daily basis. That's why, yes, it's not mandatory to be…
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Comment #10158591
Some questions: - What are the benefits of this tool in comparision with Code Sniffer + pre-commit hook? - Is it possible to convert custom code sniffer standard to .styleci.yml to…
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Comment #10158503
I don't remember that it was harder actually. We were using Mochiweb (was replaced by Cowboy at some point in time), Chicago Boss and some other additional Erlang libs and people s…
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Comment #10157984
Sorry, I'm not a person to whom this question was addressed. But in our company we had 3 developers coming from PHP and Python world. They learned basics in 1-2 days and started to…
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Comment #10157941
Great idea, Erlang is very good for such tasks. Native communication between nodes, very high availability and fault tolerance (native as well) using "actor model"[1] and good perf…
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Comment #10153582
I think there're no "yes" or "no". It depends on many factors. You're talking about "Moonwalking with Einstein", but from other point of view there's a book "How life imitates ches…
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Comment #10153439
Sure, thank you for this notice. There's one interesting scientific research about it, which I read before http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00... . As you …
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Comment #10146656
Of course. It improves not only memory, but also logic, prudence, attention, etc. And you can easily use the same skills in real life. Let's take a situation when you're trying to …
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Comment #10146535
Interesting game, but I think, practically it's not as useful for memory training as, for example, chess. Because in case of chess, you're not only storing fixed combinations (debu…